Spitfire

Spitfire is a basic terminal language that can exicute code via the terminal. It is easy to learn and runs fast, considering that its just a 300 line c++ file.

Resources

• q, the q command exits into shell/bash, depending on your operating system

• printf, the printf command allows you to print a string to the terminal

• doMath, the doMath command allows you to choose between all 4 operations for math

• vPoint, the vPoint command allows you to view the pointer of a chosen string

• whileLoop, allows you to infinitly loop any string

• forLoop, allows you to for loop any string

• forLoopInt, allows you to for loop any integer

• forLoopFloat, allows you to for loop any floating point number, even though the datatype is double

• pFloat, pFloat allows you to print a floating point number, even though the datatype is double

• pInt, pInt allows you to print any integer to the terminal

• miscMath, the miscMath command allows you to chooose between powing a chosen value by a chosen exponent, or it will allow you to calculate a square root.

Why the name spitfire

The reason that spitfire is called spitfire is because it was meant to be the origional name for AccessJS, but was dropped becauase AccessJS makes more sense and just applies more. tl;dr, I wanted to use a cool name that was dropped from past projects for convenience reasons, and it doesnt mean anything because the program itsself doesnt mean anything.